Reza says this will be the first time in his life he will be completely without facial hair. He’s a bit freaked out by the results. To be fair, it does look better on TV than the picture above makes it appear. Bethenny tells him he looks much younger. Remington donates $10,000 to the charity of Reza’s choice which is Project Angel Food. Reza seems really grateful to Bethenny and Remington for the donation. Reza says they used to deliver hot meals and due to budget cuts they now deliver frozen meals once a week instead. Reza says he used to deliver with his friend and fell in love with the recipients. Click here for more details.
Since the grand opening in June 2013, Camerich LA has been positioning itself within the design and local society with the intent of contributing to the community as an assessable provider to creative professionals, engagement through cultural & social events and awareness to the various partners. In support for Project Angel Food, Camerich LA has committed to dedicating all of February as 'The Month of Giving' with 10% of all sales to the organization, which was successfully kicked off with media partner Los Angeles magazine at our February 4th Chinese New Year celebration. Our goal will help the organization provide over 2,000 fresh cooked meals. We celebrated with over 300 guests who enjoyed an overflow of great food & drinks along with performances by Immortal Lion Dance and Artwork from Steve Erle, Heins Kim and Pen Densham.
We here at Project Angel Food are very happy to be Los Angeles' number one place to volunteer. "Since its founding, Project Angel Food has delivered more than 8 million meals to sick people. Eighty percent of the organization's work is volunteer-driven, which means it needs you. It doesn't matter if you know how to cook — staffers will teach you in the Project Angel Food kitchen." To read the rest of the article click here.
